CodeRabbit Alternatives 2026
CodeRabbit is an AI code review service for pull requests, billed per developer. The 2026 ranking includes Cursor, which also offers code review through its Bugbot feature. This page adds two supplemental review options, Augment Code and Greptile, from official pricing pages checked on 2026-10-16.
Short answer
Cursor is the ranked option here. Its pricing page lists AI code reviews through Bugbot from the Premium tier upward (R02), so review is one feature inside a larger editor purchase. Augment Code includes code review on every plan (R15), and Greptile sells review as its main product at $30 a seat per month (R48).
Compare seats and usage together. CodeRabbit charges per developer, with an hourly review allowance and per-file fees once that allowance is used (R18, R19). Greptile charges per seat with a credit pool. Augment Code charges per team with a usage pool. Count the pull requests your team opens in a typical month before you choose.
Options compared
The table lists each option with its position on the 2026 ranking, where it has one, and the price as its cited source states it. Options marked not ranked were added from their own pricing pages.
| option | 2026 ranking | category | price as listed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cursor | 2 | AI code editor with review | Premium $30/mo includes Bugbot code review; Plus $8/mo does not list it (R01, R02) |
| Augment Code | not ranked | team coding platform with review | Code Review on all plans; Standard $20/mo flat (up to 50 seats) (R13, R15) |
| Greptile | not ranked | code review | Starter free (1 developer, 50 credits); Pro $30/seat/mo (50 credits per seat) (R48) |
Which option fits which need
Cursor
Pick it when review should sit next to editing and agent work in one tool. The pricing page lists AI code reviews via Bugbot from the Premium tier, and Plus does not include them (R02). The Cursor price itself is contested between sources (R04), so check the live page before you assume a tier.
Augment Code
Pick it when several reviewers should share one budget. Code Review is available on all plans for GitHub pull requests, and Enterprise adds analytics, user allowlists and MCP connections to ticketing and docs tools (R15). Standard is a flat $20 per month for up to 50 seats (R13).
Greptile
Pick it when code review is the whole job and you want a per-seat price. Starter is free for one active developer with 50 credits a month. Pro is $30 per seat a month with 50 credits per seat and $1 per additional credit. A base review costs 1 credit, a plus review 3 and an apex review 10 (R48).
How to choose in one trial
Run the same small piece of work on CodeRabbit and on your top option from this list. Compare the setup time, the first working result, the way each tool meters usage, and the price of the plan that covers what you need. Count the real volume first: one trial on your own work tells you more than any table here.
Limits of this page
- Cursor’s tier list and its Zapier-sourced Pro figure disagree (R04). The Bugbot line above relies on the official page only.
- Seat, credit and allowance meters differ across the three, so per-seat prices and per-usage charges cannot be compared directly.
- We did not test review accuracy on any repository and make no claim about bugs found or time saved.
- Greptile counts a seat as any developer who received a review in the billing period (R48), which can differ from the number of people on your team.
This page is not affiliated with CodeRabbit and is not an official page. Each claim names its source in the method and the fact register.
FAQ
Is there a free option for CodeRabbit-style review?
CodeRabbit lists free reviews for public repositories after you install it through GitHub or GitLab (R20). Greptile’s Starter plan is free for one active developer with 50 credits a month (R48). Neither free tier is the same as a paid team plan.
How much does CodeRabbit cost per developer?
Essentials is $24 per developer per month billed annually, or $30 a month billed monthly. Team is $48 billed annually, or $60 monthly (R17). Reviews beyond the hourly allowance cost $0.25 per reviewed file once an admin turns usage-based reviews on (R19).
Which option is closest to CodeRabbit in product focus?
Greptile is the closest, because review is its main product (R48). Augment Code and Cursor are wider coding platforms, so their review feature sits inside a larger purchase. Compare the full bill for each, not only the review line.